Rotate recurring household chores fairly. Auto-rescheduling chores, round-robin assignment between the people who live with you, and a workload balance score — fully offline, no account, no surveillance.
Set a chore to repeat every day, every few days, weekly, every two weeks, or monthly. Marking it done reschedules it to the next occurrence automatically instead of leaving it stuck as "done".
Add the people in your household and put a chore on a rotation. Each time it's completed it hands off to the next person, round-robin, so the not-so-fun jobs get shared.
A per-person tally of completed chores plus a fairness score (even split → one person carrying it). Makes the invisible work visible, which is the whole point.
Plain-text and CSV exports now include who's assigned, the repeat cadence, and completion counts — plus a dedicated workload-balance CSV.
Most household friction isn't about the chores themselves — it's about fairness and who has to remember. ChoreOrbit fixes both: recurring chores reschedule themselves so nothing falls off the radar, and a fair round-robin rotation means the same person isn't always stuck with trash night. The balance screen shows, with real numbers, who has actually carried the load — so the conversation can be about facts, not feelings.
No account. No network calls. No analytics. No third-party SDKs. No ads. Your chores and household members stay on your device. Exports only leave the app when you tap Share. ChoreOrbit is an organization utility — it does not monitor people or enforce agreements.
Last updated June 15, 2026 · Version 1.2 (build 5)